The retired deputy says providing wheelchairs for disabled animals was life-changing not just for them — but for himself.

Aug.16 -- David Goodfriend, founder at Sports Fans Coalition, and Charles Schreger, professor of marketing at NYU Stern, discuss a battle between networks and Locast. They speak to David Westin on “Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power.”

The Center for Public Integrity received 146 pages of Justice Department documents Dec. 20 as the result of a federal lawsuit.

VOICED: School kids risk death in Chicago ganglands

VOICED: School kids risk death in Chicago ganglands

Aug.28 -- Martin Whittaker, JUST Capital Inc. chief executive officer, discusses the benefits of social investing with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Balance of Power."

Some states are grappling with balancing public health measures and the right to privacy.

Five Democrats and one Republican have signed a petition to stop mandatory NDAs. Will firms follow suit?

Senate votes to hold Donald Trump's second impeachment trial and other top stories.

Planet Labs PBC CEO Will Marshall joins Emily Chang as the company goes public on the NYSE via SPAC, what the future of the satellite-imaging industry looks like, and the company's competitive environment.

Bezos, whose "real-time" worth Forbes magazine estimates at roughly $124 billion, made the announcement in a joint CNN interview with his girlfriend.

P33 CEO Brad Henderson joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss how the nonprofit launched a job-listing website that seeks to lure top tech talent with H-1B visas to the Windy City.

HEADLINE: AP Newsmaker: Schumer on health care, Sotomayor

CAPTION: Senator Chuck Schumer told The Associated Press Wednesday that Congress will get a health care bill done and Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor will easily be...

As the White House continues to prepare for the end of Title 42, nonprofits helping migrants at the border are in a limbo period.

Dr. James Crowe, Director of the Vanderbilt Vaccine Center and Chief Scientist of Ahead100 described the benefits of monoclonal antibody treatment to Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller on "Bloomberg Markets: America."

Estimates show 42 million Americans face hunger every day.

Sep.09 -- Girls Who Invest Chief Executive Officer Katherine Jollon Colsher explains how the organization is helping to increase diversity on Wall Street. Girls Who Invest aims to expand the role of women in finance, with a goal of...

The 1954 tax law known as the Johnson Amendment is meant to temper just how much religion and politics collide, but it doesn't bar all intersections.

Over three million children in the U.S. — 4% of all children in the country — have a disability.

May.05 -- Corporations giving money to the non-profit sector is nothing new, but Google is looking to reimagine the role and scope of corporate giving by contributing, not only dollars but employee hours and expertise. Bloomberg’s...